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Injuries produced by shattering annealed glass

Resuscitation, 1979
Attention is drawn to the significant number of accidents related to plate (annealed) glass, and the relative paucity of information available on the subject. Four cases of life-threatening injuries secondary to accidents involving annealed glass are described and illustrated.
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ELECTRIC ANNEALING OF GLASS*

Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 1932
ABSTRACT The total and distribution heat requirements are discussed in general as well as the manner in which electric leers economically meet these requirements based on actual determinations and calculations.
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Impact Resistance of Annealed Glass Panels

Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities, 2011
Annealed glass is by far the most commonly used glazing material in building construction. The resistant properties of glazing panels to wind loading has been studied for a long time based on quasistatic modeling. More recently, the vulnerability of infrastructure and its protection against acts of terrorism has been receiving a great deal of attention,
Lam, Nelson T. K., Gad, Emad F., Nurhuda, Ilham, Calderone, Ignatius   +3 more
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Annealing and tempering of glass

Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 1990
Abstract The main contributions to the theories and modeling of annealing and thermal tempering of glass are described in chronological order. The bases of several interesting annealing processes are mentioned. Finally, an assessment is made of the state of progress in the use of numerical methods for modeling tempering and annealing processes.
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Annealing and Glass Transition of Starch

Starch - Stärke, 1986
AbstractThe enthalpy of the order‐disorder transition of starch increased as the starch hydration period was increased from 1 h to 24 h. This was explained as the exothermic heat of hydration cancelling part of the endothermic heat of melting. Annealing of starch was shown to occur at 3 to 8°K below the Tm of starch.
D. A. Yost, R. C. Hoseney
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Magnetostriction of obliquely annealed metallic glass

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 1990
Abstract The engineering magnetostriction of three Fe-based metallic glasses has been measured after annealing in magnetic fields at angles between 0° and 90° to the ribbon axis. The maximum magnetostriction and quadratic coefficient are consistent with a distribution of initial moment angles with standard deviations of the order of 10°.
P.T. Squire, M.R.J. Gibbs, A.P. Thomas
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IR-Annealing Technology for Glass Products

Glass and Ceramics, 2000
The advantages of IR annealing of glass and glass products, as compared with convective annealing, are demonstrated. Results of testing of IR annealing of glass products are described.
V. E. Tyutyunnik, Yu. A. Guloyan
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Parameterization of Annealing Kinetics in Pharmaceutical Glasses

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2013
Numerical simulations indicate that neglecting the canonical nonlinearity of glassy-state annealing kinetics in pharmaceutical (and other) glasses leads to good KWW fits to the dependence of enthalpy on annealing time, but with spurious KWW parameters that are affected by nonlinearity.
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The annealing of glass

Transactions of the Faraday Society, 1920
L.H. Adams, E.D. Williamson
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Reinforced annealed glass

2019
This paper shows the potential of adhesively-bonded thin Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) strips to reinforce annealed glass as a means of ensuring adequate ductility and load resistance in glass structures. Using experimental results of double-layer annealed glass beams reinforced with an adhesively-bonded thin GFRP strip, the paper shows that ...
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